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Yup, probably made in the same Taiwanese factory too.

Surely just a rounding error though? (Did you see my latest addition? :D)

That's a decent amount of car for the money!

I'm gonna say that the bill for the engine is a fair %age of the purchase price.

Yeah I didn't just mean heavier, I meant in terms of strength and build too. Cabins in them look miles ahead, but that's not hard. Interesting about steering feel, are you sure it's not just heavy and therefore artificially feelsome? Rather than actually being feelsome.

That name has been through the mud lately, no? Looks a decent purchase mind you, presumably feels a bit 'chunkier' than the Evo?

I'm not 100% sure if it's the same for PH1, tbh. But on my 172 Cup, it was unplug old stuff, plug in new stuff, and switch the key blades over to the new fobs so that all my locks matched still. Nothing else to do!

Two keys and an ECU+UCH from a breaker car, is what I ended up doing with mine.

I'm over here with the other Evo owners laughing/crying in the corner.

Clutch judder is pretty common among the non Sport models. My wife had a Dynamique that was terrible for it in the cold, from new!

There is absolutely zero chance of kwikfit touching a car of mine!

Been shopping around lately, in 225/45R17 sizes, and Camskill keep coming out cheapest. Anyone know a discount code? :)

Yeah trackdays are getting a bit samey.

Powerwise, about the same. ~350BHP with bolt ons and a map. Over and above my old one, it has: RS Turbo, titanium bits, faster spool RS Steering rack, 2.1 instead of 2.6 RS Rear diff, no AYC Cage, 6 point SD bolt in Stripped Lovely Recaro RS-G Ralliart embroidered seats Most importantly, it's...

My car turn over is pretty slow really. 2009-2015 Clio 172 Cup Renault Clio 172 Cup by Adam Lister, on Flickr 2015-2016 Honda Integra Type R honda_integra_dc5_L15TFR_rays_ze40-1 by Adam Lister, on Flickr 2016-XXXX Mitsubishi Evo 6, soon to be sold/broken. And I've just taken the Evo thing...

My virgin router is modem mode (no routing or wifi), and I use a few Asus AC86 routers meshed together spread around the house. With my setup, I never have to reboot a thing.

Yeah, not that it's in use right now. As soon as BT hurry up and FTTC my nearest cab, I'll use it again.

Switch/cab is in the loft, but beware of temperatures in summer. You will need to think about getting some air circulation up there. My switch is a passively cooled Juniper one, so there's no noise. Moving a BT socket is a piece of piss, just be wary they carry a couple of volts.

Couldn't have said it better myself. Also, the less I have to hear the wife complain about the wifi being broken, the better.

I'm in IT. I dislike wifi. Any device in my house that can be wired, is so. Every TV, every apple TV, every computer, every console.

Because they're hyper-hatches.

Ethernet everywhere, did the same to my house during its renovation last year. The less reliance on wifi and powerline, the better. You could always run extra ethernet to places like your front door, external corners of the property, for security and cctv. And if you ever want to do smart-home...

This or a 570S/MP4-12C, so much performance for the money!

These seem to be the perfect 'daily supercar', have they dropped like stones yet?

On Saudi plates too, so no doubt it gets used properly over there too.

Being used improperly by some chump on Sloane Avenue. :sneaky:

My perfect car, please.

This. By the time they saw snow though, they'd had a few heat-cycles.

Decent price, but I imagine that's 2x 10TB drives, so if you want some comfort/redundancy you're only going to get 10TB usable. (y)

Got some SSDs going, if anyone needs anything decent. 2x 1TB 970 EVO M.2, unused - £120 each 1x 250GB 850 EVO 2.5", used - £30 4x 120GB S3500 120GB 2.5", unused - £30 each